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Wrong term used in class article
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In the chapter "Class basic syntax", in the second example of "what is a class" section, on line 15 of the code it is written in the comment that "there are exactly two methods in the prototype" (constructor, sayHi) which I believe is wrong as constructor is a property referencing the constructor function, right? So shouldn't it be "there are exactly two properties" or maybe "two keys"?
Link to the section - https://javascript.info/class#what-is-a-class
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Open the linked “Class basic syntax” article and inspect the second example in the “what is a class” section, especially line 15. Check the terminology used for the prototype entries, update the comment if needed, and confirm the example describes the class structure accurately.
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